Swift Thoughts

Overview: This collection of stories showcases the work of George Zebrowski, one of science fiction’s masters and a writer Hugo and Nebula Award winner Robert J. Sawyer has called “one of the most philosophically astute writers in science fiction.” Like the writers Olaf Stapledon, Arthur C. Clarke, and Stanislaw Lem, Zebrowski explores the "big questions"—the expansion of human horizons, and the growth of power over our lives and the world in which we live. Ranging From Hard Science Fiction (godel's Doom) To Alternate History (lenin In Odessa) To First Alien Contact (bridge Of Silence), This Collection Delineates One Of The Unique Voices Writing Science Fiction Today. In The Tradition Of Stanislaw Lem, Each Of The Stories In This Collection Confronts The Big Questions Of Human Existence. The Detailed Notes That Follow Each Story Provide Insight Into The Author's Influences And Include Commentary From Other Noteworthy Authors In The Field.